Sentence examples for that exempting from inspiring English sources

One problem with this decision is that exempting Christian organizations doesn't just affect Christian people.

Andrews said that exempting privately-owned passenger cars was the plan's biggest weakness.

A World Bank report released on Wednesday says that exempting even 2% of agricultural categories from reform in rich countries would destroy nearly all the benefits of liberalisation to developing countries.And those benefits are large.

Policy simulations suggest that exempting students with strong high school backgrounds from placement testing could lower remediation rates by 8 to 12 percentage points, without affecting pass rates in college-level courses.

[The Wall Street Journal] A Stanford geophysicist who contributed to recommendations for regulatory reform of fracking says that exempting gas companies from disclosing the chemicals they use in the drilling "makes the public needlessly paranoid".

Margaret Talbot (June 29) gets it right when she points out that exempting the mentally retarded from execution leaves behind others who are arguably even less blameworthy for their crimes.

Veto "any statute that exempts members of Congress".

The House inserted an especially distasteful provision that exempted the National Rifle Association from disclosure requirements.

Rhode Island has a sales tax that exempts food and prescription drugs.

It would do this through a "border adjustment" that exempts exports while taxing imports.

That is because the securitizations operate under a special provision of tax law that exempts them from taxation.